Sentence examples for insignificant ways from inspiring English sources

He contends that the company's growth has been stymied by unfair competition from SMC, because, he says, SMC misled the United States Patent and Trademark Office when it secured a patent for a design that differed from Festo's in insignificant ways.

Back in more innocent days, when social media were newer in our lives, presidential elections turned Facebook into a frenzied haterboard, pitting faux-friends against each other in the shallowest and most insignificant ways.

The codpiece is just that: a fashion item, and like all fashions it began in a small and insignificant way and gradually grew.

"I couldn't buy Chomsky's world view any longer," Everett told me, "and I began to feel that academics was a hollow and insignificant way to spend one's life".

Benefiting from it in the most average and insignificant way, but too entrenched to get out.

I felt as if in some small, insignificant way I was doing my part against the War on Terror.

In what might seem to be in an insignificant way, we add to the tone, tenor and nature of the web by our actions, by what we contribute and by what we choose not to respond to.

With the two top carbon emitters coming to Doha determined to avoid any binding reductions, Doha faces the danger of being a waste of time, an insignificant way station on the way to 2020, when countries will -- theoretically -- begin implementing their commitments.

And if a school labels gender-variant presentation as a sin, then the students of that school will, in no insignificant way, be influenced by that label in how they interact with those who do indeed break the gender-identity mold.

Hannity defended the mistake to CNN, saying that the story "was brought up in an insignificant way, I was dealing with more important issues like HRC crimes and lies and how CNN has been colluding with the Clinton campaign and CHEATING Bernie Sanders".

For instance, some among our species are like the Japanese Holly; they flower in so subtle and insignificant a way that one can miss it altogether unless one knows how to look.